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                  <text>January 6,'1971

TO Wﬂﬂﬁ

IT ﬁAX COﬁCERﬁ:

Doctors Professor aha: Dornbush Ph.D. and ProfessorﬂewJanYork
Volavka, H.D. are mambera of the Department of Psychiatry,under an
ﬁadical College and are carrying out studios in cahhabis
Grant 18172 and Contract “5% él~70~93 (Studies of Marijuana Users
in Groece).
Under the terms of those grants, Doctors Dornbush and
Volavka are carrying with them marijuana oravidcd by the Rational
not exceeding 500 grams
Institute of ﬁental Realth in an amount
which
an import document has
and 200 grams marijuana ylacebo, for
of
Greece.
been obtained {rem the government
thom sup—
their return, oitner or both may bring with
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by
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forms
provided
plies of hashiah or cannabio in other
attached.
tigators in Greece. An import permit for this is
On

This inboratory operates unéor the appropriate regulations
of the United States Bureau of Narcotics and DongcrOus Drugs and the
Sttte of ﬂow York, and copies of these documents are attached.
In the evcnt that any questions arise regarding the truns~
or from
for of those materials from the United States to Greece
undersigned
the
Grooce to tho United States, we urns you to contact
Na~
at 212c369-8‘83 or 516-666—56‘k or Dr. Robert Peterson at the

tional Institute of ﬁontol Heclth (301w443w4663).
In the event that problems aria. in Graces,

we urge you
of
Biological
to contact Professor Constantine Miras, Protcnuor
Costa: Steand
Profossor
Chemistry, Univuroity of Athens (771«155)
(6&amp;3—2025).
Athens
of
fania, Professor of Psychiatry, University

�Thin projact has been brought to the attention of the
American Ambassador to Greoce, Hr. Charles Kennedy and should any
questions arise that should require his intervention, 1 would appreciate your contacting him.

Sincerely yours,
Max

Fink, M.D.

Professor of Psychiatry

ﬂY:1g
Enc.

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